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Write Custom Extensions for htmx to Make it Your Own Personal Toolkit

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Hot take: the killer feature of htmx which transforms it from a nice lil’ opinionated DSL for HTML-based reactivity to a powerhouse full-stack framework with which you can build ambitious, even experimental application architectures is this: Extensions.

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That HTML Blog #32: Opt-in Client-side Declarative Reactive Templates? Yes, Please! 😊

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In the continuing saga of us wanting the best web components DX ever without going all-in on a “prebundled” base class, here’s another exciting development!

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That HTML Blog #31: Add DX Smarts to “fetch” & Sweet Ergonomics to HTML Web Components

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As you know, here at That HTML Blog we're all about layering on lightweight and “vanilla-adjacent” tools to projects after you've fully outgrown native web APIs (and got sick of writing a ton of boilerplate 😏).

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how do u program? 😅

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I think you and I are having very different experiences with these copilot/agents. So I have questions for you, how do you: - generate new modules/classes in your projects - integrate module A into module B or entire codebase A into codebase B? - get someones github project up and running on your machine, do you manually fiddle with cmakes and npms? - convert an idea or plan.md or a paper into working code? - Fix flakes, fix test<-›code discrepancies or increase coverage etc If you do all this manually, why?

Saw this on Hacker News, and…um, wow.

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Minimalist Mastro Framework Offers Modern Take on MPAs

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Cool interview of @mb21@hachyderm.io about his Mastro framework. Lots to like about this.

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